Can owning less actually lead to a more fulfilled life?

In this deeply reflective episode of Mindful Paths, Nick Day and Hari Kalymnios dive into the psychology of clutter, the spiritual power of simplicity, and the emotional weight we carry, both physically and mentally. Through personal stories and practical insights, they unpack how minimalism and mindfulness can unlock peace, clarity, and resilience in a world full of distraction.

This is a conversation about more than just “tidying up.”

It’s about learning to let go, of material things, past stories, and the limiting beliefs that clutter our lives. Whether you’re overwhelmed by stuff, chasing meaning, or simply trying to live with more intention, this episode is a wake-up call to redefine what really matters.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, heavy, or disconnected… this might just be the mindset shift you need.

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Let us know in the comments: What’s one thing you could let go of today?

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Mental Health Disclaimer & Guidance: The content in this podcast is informational…

(00:00) Introduction & Remembering 7/7: A Moment of Reflection

(04:38) Why Life Is Relative and Perspective Matters

(06:01) The Importance of Celebrating Life's Milestones

(10:10) Birthdays, Micro-Traumas & the Fear of Being Seen

(13:30) Letting Go: Minimalism for the Mind and Home

(17:31) Experiences vs. Stuff: What Really Makes Us Happy?

(22:04) The Power of Saying No and Choosing Simplicity

(25:10) Clutter, Stress & the Path to Mental Clarity

(27:22) How Small Wins Shape Our Habits and Happiness

(30:28) Traveling Light: Living from a Single Backpack

(32:50) Simplicity in Design, Teaching, and Daily Life

(35:17) Why Simplicity Is the Smartest Strategy

(39:09) Final Reflections: Everything Is Connected?